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Cyberattack hit Ontario courts, sealed information possibly accessed

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Ontario’s courts have been hit by a cyberattack, which may have exposed personal information for people involved in court systems. Ontario Chief Justice Michael H. Tulloch, along with Ontario Superior Court Chief Justice Patrick J. Boucher, and Ontario Court of Justice Chief Justice Sharon M. Nicklas, shared a statement on Sept. 2 about the cyberattack, [...]

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